Further Reading
- Kool, Jaap, Das Saxophon (The Saxophone). pub J. J. Weber, Leipzig. 1931; translated to English by Lawrence Gwozdz. Herts, England: Egon Publishers Ltd, 1987.
- Master Your Theory: 4th Grade by Dulcie Holand
- Bahnson HT, Antaki JF, Beery QC. Acoustical and physical dynamics of the diatonic harmonica. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 103:2134-44 (1998).
- Thaden J. Doctor Diatonic. Harmonica Horizons 5 (1990).
- Johnston RB. Pitch control in harmonica playing. Acoust. Aust. 15:69–75 (1987).
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